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Neural Architecture for Concurrent Map Building and Localization Using Adaptive Appearance Maps

St. MuellerContact Information, A. Koenig1 and H.-M. Gross1

(1)  Department of Neuroinformatics and Cognitive Robotics, Ilmenau Technical University, 98684 Ilmenau, Germany
Abstract
This paper describes a novel omnivision-based Concurrent Map-building and Localization (CML) approach which is able to localize a mobile robot in complex and dynamic environments. The approach extends or improves known CML techniques in essential aspects. For example, a more flexible model of the environment is used to represent experienced observations. By applying an improved learning regime, observations which are not longer of importance for the localization task are actively forgotten to limit complexity. Furthermore, a generalized scheme for hypotheses fusion is presented that enables the integration of further multi-sensory position estimators.
This work is partially supported by TMWFK-Grant # B509-03007 to H.-M. Gross.

Contact Information St. Mueller
Email: Steffen.Mueller@tu-ilmenau.de
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